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Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

MILWAUKEE, May 3.-Jobn r. Tar
bell, laborer If Lyons, Wis, drove to
q farmhouse three miles from Vienna
with his dying wife yesterday, who, he
said, had been assassinated while seat
ed be side him in buggy holding her
baby to her breast. Last night Tarbell
was arrested charged with attempting
to kill her. He tells rambling story
to the effect that while returning home
from visit 10 his wife's father at Cald.
wells Prairie they were Overtaken by
two men liz buggy, who opened FIRE
upon them. His wife was shot In the
back and himself through the arm. His
story was 10 disconnected that he was
placed in Jail. His wife. who at last
accounts WAS still alive, has failed to
recover consciousness. her wound Is
powder burned, and tho sleeve OF Tar
BELLS coat where the ball penetrated Ia
also burned by powder. His revolver
has been found and il empty. The
whole affair Is shrouded In my stery.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

Wlburn Revis, . farmer on Sheriff
Lambson's farm on the South Side, called
at the REPUBLICAN Office this morning,
to say that the report that William TIL
who Governor Stockley pardonsd while
serving life sentence, cut the throat OF q
dog on sunday last, was entirely inbound
ed. The Till referred to is John TIL, who
hiss been living with Mr.. Revis in an
orderly and respectable manner, but there
seems to be general disposition to blame
him with offences of which he is entirely
|innocent, since he received his pardon
Mr.. Revis says, he understands that VII
liam Till did cut dogs throat, but thai
was not the TIL that Governor Stoek.ey
pardoned. John Till, the pardoned man
| is so indignant at the attempt to coupl
| him with such an inhuman act that b.
will give q reward to know who raise'
the report that he cut the dogs throat Of
Sunday last.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
Charged with LAT cony.

Tits morning William Davia, col.
ored, was charged ut the city court
with the larceny of lot OF cooking
utensils from the schooner Alert, while
she was lying OF wharf In South
Wilmington. The evidonce showed
that the accused was employed on the
boat o. laborer, and as he had nc
home, was given permission to sleep on
board OF night. One morning recently
he was missing, and at the same time
|is was discovered that the cooking
pots, plates and knives aud forks were
also missing. They were afterwards
found 10 junk chop on Front street
near Orange, and as it was aseertaiued
that Davis had sold them, he was ar
rested lie Was committed III defaul
Of 500 bail for court.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
Little Neck clans ut Ainscow's.



NEWLIN.-Cn the 3rd inst, Hannah Wild
ow Of the late Samuel u. Newlin, aged II
years.
Relatives and friends nre invited to at.
tend the fuIeral from the residerce OF hsr
sop, Charles 1l. NeTlin, mar n ewp0rt, Dell,
on Thursdsy, May 9th, at2 O'Clock, o. N.
Intermeat at Wilmington and BIandywine
Cemetery.
MCXINSEY.- ON May End, afte- many
months o. a tfiictior Maggie, vile OF HIS rry
Mckinney, CT Newark, Del.
Funeral Will take place Oh Wednesday az
ternoon, at . O'Clock. Services at the he use.
lntermeht ct Newark.
CUkNIsH.-O May I'd, Anra l.. Corr ish,
daughter OF Jno. Il, and the la.o Mary A.
CORNISH.
Relatives q nd friends OF the family are re.
spectiulv In vited to attend tho funeral from
the residence OF her father, $40 Adams
street, on Wednesday afternoon. Services
at the house at 2.3o O'Clock. lnterment al
kive.view cemetry.
Philadelphl. and Baltimore papers please
copy.
BRUCE -On the ID inst Robert Bruce, IN
his 74th yoar.
Relatives and frienis are respectfully in
vited to sttent the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his son in-lsw, Harry OlarH, No
303 Poplar seToat. on "wednesday afternoon
at2 ocock. Service, at t1e house. Inter.
ment at kiYerview Cemetery.
MUNDA--In this city, on tho 4th last, Mrf
Emma Munda, wifa u v iiiisin L. Alnda
abed 81 years.
lhter,nent private.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
Fourth EDITION


Two mem beers OF the "4hsdows OF .
Great City CompAny" before leaving
our city took advantage Of the article
published In yesterdays REPUBLICAN
announcing that prince Albert.
"Prlnce Charles" "Lord Chesterfield"
or "Lord Dundreary" double breasted /,
satin.facsd 6isgol al and corkscrew
worsted dress suits could be procured
at the Grand Central Clothing Depot
for S11.25. They Immediately took ad :
vantage Of the unheard.of inducsment,
and az their ssason closes Saturday
night, and they return TO their homes
In New York, they will have an oppor
tunity to convince many actors how
profitable II Is to read the leading news
paper in the town or city they visit.
In connection with this article 1t
would be we'll to mention that elegant
cashmere suits, beautifully made and
trim med, can be purchased rs low as
isl 80 and from that price up to the
worry finest grades. Boys suits for one
dollar up to SIS 90, and If the public
wish to surprite themselves they
should, when passing the above estah
lishme ut, look In the window and learr
| the unhesrd Of low prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

Five hundred carpenters in New Hsv.
on, Connecticut, are Idle, the members
of the union having refused to work In
shops where non-union men are en-.
ployed.
The two ASCENT lies ofshoe lasters and
filters In Cir cinnati, who were locked
out on Monday for refusal to join In
the usual arbitration, on Tuesday re-
onsidered their action and gave con.
sent, thus ending the lock. out.
The brewers OF Buffalo arc to form q
union this afternoon. The price of beer
to retailers is to be advanced about ten
per csut. over the increased price Of pro
|ducsion, the wages Of employees having
been raised fifteen per cent. on Monday,
"and also on account Of the increased
freight charges on hops and other brew.
ers' materials brought about by the
operations Of tie Interstate Commerce
act.n
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

SHEBoYGAN, Wis, May 3 The steam
barge 6. 2. Heath, loaded with hay,
caught fire forward yesterday afternoon
when off this port about five miles out in
the lake. The crew at once began to bat
tie with the flames. The boat could not
be headed in, as the furious easterly gale
that was raging would have caused the
fire to spread throughout the steamer.
The Heath was finally turned toward
Centreyille Point When near that place
the crew attempted to make a landing at
the pier, but the swift current carried the
burning steamer north o. the landing.
She struck the beach about thirty yards
from shore. The mate and second engi-
neer entered the small boat, but it
swamped, and before the occupants could
bail our the water the painter parted and
1t dritted few miles Forth, where the
men landed
The people on shore formed a voluR-
teer crew, and went out to rescue the re
mainder OF those aboard. After getting
alongside, line was connected with the
steamer, but was burned away. The cur
rent carried the rescuiIg party away.
Those on shore seeing the fate of the sec.
ond bt at, sent out third one, which res
cued the captain and steward. the
WHcclstuhu, utuTDc oisOi, anu L lsI LII =
gneer Rogers, refused to enter for fear OF
swampng L. After the small boat
reached the pier safely the last effort to
reach the b1rge was made, but before the
boat made one half the distance flames
com pelled the men on the steamer to jump
overheard
Engineer Rogers was the first to make
the leap, and at er 3 hard struggle
against the current and undertow he
reached the beach exhausted. George
Olson was evidently stunned, as he ap
peared unable to make any headway
towards the shore. Ernst Tiesmer, ,
young farmer, seeing the peril Of thu
wneelsman, plunged Into the waves ant
soon reached the drowning man. II,
succeeded in carrying his burden abou
fifty feet, when he was compelled to lie
go and swim for his life. The mate AM
second engineer attached line to thei
bodies, and reached Olson with grea
difficulty, and brought him ashore. ii
was dead. The steamer Is total loss
She was valued at $4,000, and the cargo
at 5000.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
The GREAT Baruum.

To underetaud properly what an
enormous show p. T. Barnun has or
Rani1ed this year one must reflect upon
Che exhibition as latt seen, when every.
one said 1t was entirely too large.
Then think OF the additions made since,
involving an outlay CT over bali mil
lion dollars; why, 1t 10 almost beyond
the comprehension OF person. As
now constituted the show consists of
seven advertioipR cars In advance,
upon each Of which there arc thirty
men, $40 IN all. There are over twenty
four advance agents OF different kinds.
with the she WIS are 800 people, mud In
cluced In the latter ore 800 performer
There are twenty EIGHT tents, ths Target
5S5 feet long ard $50 feet wide, two oi
800 feet each In length, and two of 200
feet. One of these 10 occupied al IN
elephant pavilion, containing an herd
Of elephants, clown elephants, anc
various animals In leash.
There are stables containing 6Ct
draught horses and l15 ponies, aud ovel
100 performing horses, besides &:
camels, etc., etc. There Is o tent ir
which the museum Ia placed, Will
giants, midgets, dwarfs, skeletons, fl
people, armless and legless people
bearded women, long haired women
etc., and others containing the wonder
full hairy family from Burmah, KIM
Theebaw's mascots; Captain Paul Boy
tons aquatic performances In O spa
cially constructed lake Of clear water
the flying Is mnasium; the reprod uctiol
of Jumbo; the big ivory .bontd skele
ton; Alice, Jumbo's widow; q troupe o
Arabs, etc etc.
Another with 3 rings. an elevated
stage, and the great Roman hippo
drome, with It's glorious races, and 81
on. 1t requires 10 railroad cars Il
move all this material, including tw'
double menageries. with GO cages o
rare birds, beasts, and slnewy reptiles
and 80 golden carved chsriots. The pa
rad g Is u grand affair, and will presen
81, 500 600 worth of valuable objects
covering over mile OF ground, ana vii
take plaza on the morning OF Friday
May 18th, on which day two perfol
mances will he given.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

sal. oyster, at Aini'0" f.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
A Mothers Terrible CrlIne.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. May ga
h5rrible tragedy occurred at farm
house, two M south of the city, last
night. Charles Martin a young far ner
of % years, has not lived happily with
his wits, and his wife has threatened TO
end her existence. Last night while
her husband was temp orarily absent,
she gave trough GU Rats" to their two
young children, and then swallowed a
dose heretlf. 1t was late at night bs-
fore discovery OF the crimo was made,
and the Oldest child died before nuti-
dotes could be administered. The
mother died this morning In terrible
agony. Its thought the baby will re-
cover.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
THIS TIES
QUALITY 5 PRICE.

Careful preparation be-
ginning months in advance
OF peoples wants, is the way
we do it. First, examining
the materials as to finish; as
to weave or construction;
using our boiling down"
test, whereby we know what
is and what isn't Atwood;
the sponging and shrinking
Of goods SO that they stay in
shape when worn; next, the
inspection Of the manufac-
turing at every turn of the
work: these are the steps,
in brief, to our just prices
The Fine Dress Suit at
$50 and the All-Wool $40
Suit are put equally to these
tests. No double standard
at Oak Hall. It's the best
clothing always: 10 W e s
prices always.
A demonstration in Ho
siery: I2a cents to so cents
several windows full Of SAM
pies of the goods.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

There WAS . large attendance Of
buyer in the King street market this
morning, and the ruling prices were az
follows Butter, 30 to W cents per
pound; eggs, 10 to 10 cents q dozen;
whits potatoes, II to 10 cents half
peck; sweet potatoes, 10 to 20 cents;
rhu barb, 4 to cents bunch ;lspinnach,
10 to ~ cents half peck; kale, Z cents;
lettuce to 8 cents head; horse radish,
8 to cents q stalk; asparagus, 20 to 70
cents a bunch; Strawberries, 80 cents q
box; tomatoes, 30 cents . quart.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

CITY OF MENIco, May 3.-The high
est political aud social circles of the
Mexican capitol ave much excited over
y prospective duel. One of the princi'
pals is q foreign mipieter representing q
European Power. The other is coun'
try of the Diplomat. The trouble
started at a social Rstheiing, and grew
out Of quarrel about the daughter OF
a fasnous general known on both cont.
rents Friends are trying to arrange
the difficulty and avert hostilities.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
More Isrutes Around.

The vicinity of Eighth, Ninth and
J Jefferson streets IL troubled again with
brutes in human form, who make a
habit oftrsultipg ladies en- the street or
standing In front of their houses. About
O'Clock last evening o young girl 16
years old, employed as nurse in the
family OF Charles &C. Smith. 1923 Jeffer.
son street, was assaulted by q ruffian,
who seized her and tried to throw her
to the pavement. A young person In
the kitchen, hearing the girls screame
ran TO her assis lance, when the man
tleo.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

PARIS, May 3.-The performance Of
"Lohengrin" this evening WAS wit
messed BY large audience, who warm
ly but quietly applauded the singers.
Outside the theatre large crowd which
assembled at an early hour manifested
. hostile feeling by bootirg and shout
ing "a bas wagner!' "a bas Lamou.
|reaux!" alternating with the sin gipg Of
the "Marsetlsise" and criee of "Vive
Ia Francci" "vive PArmee!" At 10 p.
m. rain set In, but the crowd continued
to increase. The police have gathered
in force, expecting an ARRAY.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

The regular mcr bly, need
Wcmen's Indian Association
on Monday aitcrnosf Ut ths
of Mrs. ED ward Moore, I'D
street. II Wa, reported .ast
to be used rs y rnN1n ecad
the Indians IS Eeltly conu
partly paid for, hut tpst ihs
be completed by the Wsshll
citation and the money expenl
local association rsflGd,d.
The following from thu chil
National Association was
adopted: The purpose fcr
corporation was formed end
perpstually is to N ain'ain q
provide and secure for ladlane
ties for ami 6oNei's Of in1lsq
| ling, self support caucsltoDd
| ton. citizenship and christl1
1.-THE membsrah - is compel
persons as may ittm time
elected, and 40 long ca'y as \
continue lawfully 10 act az
tho voluntary sociely, knOw1
Women's Mathematician Az
The business ~ IN he conducted
dolphis, aud managed by aI
vice president, u treasurer, q
. hoard o. Ave dtrec'css, CT
president Ia To be one The q
has oil tho powers usnAliy \
such legal eodies, and nay
estate to an amount me c.d
value or incame OF vhich sh,'
coed twenty Thousand coila,s;
nual meeting VIII b. LED :
Monday OF Eovenbef''
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

The secretary of the Inter State Com
mission Tuesday received o communi.
cation signed by the proprietor ct
about twelve hotels and fifty restaurants
ard boarding houses, CT San Fran cisco,
saying: THE prices OF provision Gin
that city, have been enormously ad.
vanced by the dealers, alleging 10 justi-
fication thereof the increased rates of
transportation, reiersb o 10 section 4,
Inter State Commerce Law. The in
creased cost OF tha Iecesssries OF life in
ficts VI usual and serious hardship upon
our business, and we. therefore, pray
for such relief az may be within the
province or tho clemeHoy OF your hon.
oiable Board to graf f."
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-lhe CASE
s. Fotheringham, tie ADAM
messenger Indicted for complllJ
robt cry OF that cHmraay on u
and san Francisco I1ilroa1 laa
was begun in the Criminal eoa
After the jury was worn Assl
cult Attorney Mcdonald opene1
for the prosecution II 4 loAgs.
which he enumerated vaEioY
which the State expected toNJ
the trial. ~
prior to the robbery mlde lnqu|
a view TO getting another
that he intended to have !.
| of the company that he la II
employees in the companys on]
what nights the lar.est RUS ]
The night of the robbery was .nss
heavy run nights, ant DC nnv'
a dollar the amount OF MONEY ;.
that several of his statelnen', n
the entrance Of %iirocE u III N
car and the manner OF the roo'
not correct; that his story auou y
letters from the robber purp9,l y
from superlntend' mt psm nss,l, \
Agent Barrett was , ohiy = pl Ma I
that numerous DINER " tn
| he was in c illusion with the roy
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

Several hundred packages of goods
will be soid at the auction rooms OF l.
W. Stldham IL Son, No. Ill East
Fourth street, this evening. by the
Adams Express Co. Considerable
amut ement Is generally excited at Gales
OF thie kind, as there is no opportunity
of examining the goods, and sometimes
great bargains are secured, while al
other times the purchaser feels that he
made u mistake.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

At Milwaukee, on Tuesday N ornipg
the jury In the case of Paul Grottkau,
charged with riot last May, brought in
. verdict Of guilty. Counsel for the
defense moved for new trial on Ii e
ground taat "ths counsel for the prose.
cution influenced the jury by treating
them during the sdjournments OF the
trial. Tho mction will be argued on
Saturday. John OGai and Joseph
Skrczypczntki, convicted of rioting at
Bay View, were sentenced, the former
TO four n onths' hard labor in the House
Of Correction; tie latter TO fine Of S2t
and coatg.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
Tho Inter state Law on Is. and d.

1t il quite clear that the passenger
are OF opinion that the purpos, of the
new law WAS to Increase and not retard
travel. Taey have made no advance in
their rates ior quarterly tickets, but are
still selling at the cd price, and have
added six new daily trains TO tht
sched lle, making fourteen trains to
Chester and eleven to Wilmington
PARTIES proposing to take up their resi
dence in the country had better locate
on the Is. and o., where the ratas fol-
transportation will always be fount
Reasonable and Just.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
Hair Quitting,

Parker Is prepared to relieve every
person OF his surplus locks who may
call at No. 1903 East Second street, In
the most artistic manner and the
briefest space OF time. Mothers who
wish their cbildren's heads to present a
neat appearance should send them &c
his establishment. He Is an old hand
OF the business and with the aid OF his
ekillful assistants can give the fullts
satisfaction,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

The horses and wagon tnken from the
stables Of the Excelsior Brewing Com.
pany some time duriag Monday night
or early Tuesday morning, have not yet
been heard from, although kilograms
giving q full description OF the team
have been sent to various points. 1t Is
now eaid that Mrs. Spain, the wife OF
one of the former prOprietors Of the
brewery, claims that the team belongs
to her and that she had IT removed.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

The following Democratic ward meet.
ings have been called for this week; This
evening. Sixth ward, No. 602H Market
street; Ninth ward, Old Academy. To
morrow evening. Tenth ward, Weccacos
engine house Friday evening, Seventh
ward, Friendship engine house; Fifth
ward. 620 Madison street; Fourth ward
Fourth and Walnut streets; Twelfth
ward, Fourth and Scott streets Eight
ward, No. 702 East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

CHICAGO, May 3.-A crutch with a
police star pinned to the pad was found
floating In the river at the State street
bridge this morning, and was taken to
the Central Station. Both the star and
crutch were instantly identified as the
property OF J. g. Thaysr. who was yes
tetdey dismissed from the Office oil
bsilif OF the West Chicago Avenue
Police Court.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
charged with Disordsrly Conduct.

This morning Edward Richards and
Jacob Archer, both colored, were ar.
raigned Mt the city court on charge OF
Iiisorderly conduct. The testimony
showed that Archer was making con-
siderable noise when he was arrested ,
and that his companion Richards fol-
lowed the officer 10 the hall, aud said
that he knew what he would do II he
was arrested. Archer was fined 81 and
coats and Richards discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

At the Young Mems Temperance
Union In full meeting last evening q
resolution was offered by George W.
Kirby, thanking ths newspaper press Of
Wilmington, and especially the Sunday
Star, for their encouragement Of the
Young Mems Temperance Union. Mr..
William Partridge moved aud 1t was
unanimously adopted that the resolu
lions be published.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
FIFTH Edit
~ Dots.
Mrs. Levi woodrow ,

removed to Newulk.." OF 'aii
j.. N. Eaton la.
street. q NJ. Al
Read tbs advertis,,,...
operative Coal A,eoe , i.',r. 4
how w to save moaqy. 'A''0a
The wheat tbst WIS.,.
tall looks well but WIKI ~, !. 10
ate = VIII " hardly pay t o. ~. lay !.
!, 81 8; F. F; Dannar has i,,. 40 o,. !
hull ,l, Of a steam zach II II, c ~
OK philadelphia, ''' ~
The mother OF Tbou
died Yesterday o, he. -His ~
NO. 6O2 Madison s..pe, 'A'e
Bishop Boone OF Chin, Ut,
ter the rite of c,aarns 70 10, Wy ~
|onuroh this evening al IA e y J.
Levi H. Fairlamb, sa I,., Y !.
ley. Garrett Il VIA @a''s Hn.
few days for Karras. d, wi, WY
cate there. - pc'm'
preRidinc E,do.,,
Sunday 81 at Newark IL ,bs y !,
Ebenezsr in the a'torn, ' n az y
essin In the evening. An
Tho name OF Jaus, u
druggist, at Tenth ond pa ~ !,
has been announced as 4 ca nS
the Eighth ward .5r. a s.s e'I y
Of Education. ''-' ~
James B. Husband, ho,
letters testAmen,a.y a, ~.
Amor I. For wood. ia.s of r. R,
Hundred. ID
j. w. Parrish. Of III, o;.,
chased the jewe!ry s,ore I q, ~ I
Woodrow, In Newark and ,
prepared to do a large buslrs
George W. Humphrey. ali
Every Evening, aauouucss AZ
no circumstances Will he h. ,
FOR the Board Ct Elrca.i NJ
Twelfth ward. N''''
Combination will be sdnI
the Old Swedes' church nm
evening, May BIB, at : 30 a
the RI. Rev. W. i. Rooue
bishop Of Shanghai, China
Hanoe's Grauu!es posopb,
pound or Mandrake Peil.,
acbe, biliousne,s, &c sp M
table, and enc or, ed BIZ br,,1
timonials. Taylor 4 mi
KiDg street.
Harry Cheers, Is euas-lr,
case of po!ssnina, cou,.scI
slight cut received vhila beIl
The cut being n little itchy
his hands over It, thereby pci
wound. He 10 nov II tue b,
Idoc.cr.
| The match fac.c-y atL,
Pa, which Las been lila for
started up nssin Monday, /
and are now turning On, al
400 gross per week. II 1.-The b
creasee, ne the company tait
they Will build a lace bt!rs
move the works 10 au).hs, !
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04
A Business Mans Downfall.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 3.-Frank
Tuny, formerly o prosperous business
mon or this city, was arrested IN New
York this morning Ga the charge OF
COZ gerry. preferred by George Leaf, his
fathsr-in. law. The prisoner, 1t is
claimed, squandered $40, coo, ruined his
father anl himself, Com mitted q dozen
fogeries or more aud deserted his wife
and three children.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

Hannah, widow of the late Samuel
D. Newlin, died early this morning,
aged n years. The funeral will take
place from tho residence OF her son,
Charles M. Eewlin, United States Mar
shall for this district, near Newport. on
Thursday afternoon. Inte-ment will be
made at Wilmington and Bxandywine
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

There Is no denytna tae n ,a
Wilbur Opera Company AZ All
weeks engagement .. ta i, md md
N usic, is one of the iiIes, WI WI
fractions that has visilea :, n N
this senson. Every p o., IN
Company is an aruss IL Mbs sn
senae OF the terD, and VIZ WIZ
and the size of the co% I, :, = n
"a II does of abou. my Z, y
taken into oonsIdersticp' II 81
dertnl that MarasiIs ,a a
Sonlier can sfford to ,.e ens Z rbrl
At stD cheap prices. "Ins sos usr
cIoaks' was presented y sssa
aeon and evening to cFo "'oos,
Tho most excellent , n w.ll
s ave- Ezra DIavslo =, T and
And tomorrow afternoon "I
oMika6o." -
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

Next Tuesday, battery OF the Fifth
Artillery comprising 55 men, will start
from New York under command Of
Major Johu II Brinckle. A. s. A. on o
march TO this city. They will encsmp
On the Highlands, and remain about
one week.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-04

ST. PETERSBURG, May The Ger
man at. Petersburg Gazette says thai
the British and Russian Afghan frontier
delegates have refused to make conces.
sions Oh either side, ard maintain a
harsh non rossumus attitude toward
each other. They Rave, theSQs zette sage
appointed to morrow as the d ate for de
Gliding whether tho negotiations shall
conIinue or be terminated.